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 1  4,1 |       disaster unheard of since the occupation of Jerusalem in the reign
 2  5,2 |          part of their kingdom. The occupation of the Balkan peninsula
 3  5,8 | Mediterranean Sea, which led to the occupation of Crete, the greater part
 4  5,8 | Constantinople after his successful occupation of Amorion, but he was forced
 5  5,8 |             the Italian shores. The occupation of Tarentum in the time
 6  6,2 |           resulted in the Emperor’s occupation of their main city of Tephrice.
 7  6,2 |             not to be realized. The occupation of Tarentum in southern
 8  6,2 |           conquest of Tarsus by the occupation of Cilicia, while the fleet
 9  6,2 |  confiscation of property.[20]~ The occupation of Cilicia and Cyprus opened
10  6,6 |            II failed. The Byzantine occupation of Bari and Tarentum and
11  6,6 |             among other things, the occupation of Messina, the reconquest
12  7,1 |           as of the almost complete occupation of the Empire’s territory
13  7,1 |             years before the Seljuq occupation of that land, so that the
14  7,1 |       Italian lands, considered the occupation of them by the Normans but
15  7,1 |        Greece and for his continued occupation of Corfu. Venice, which,
16  7,3 |           Catholicism. The military occupation of the country did not signify
17  8,13|      fifty-seven years of the Latin occupation constituted the worst and
18  9,3 |             and hoped for the Latin occupation of Constantinople. The Sicilian
19  9,4 |            and on the other, by the occupation of the major part of Albania,
20  9,4 |       centuries, and of the gradual occupation of the peninsula by the